At Kanaka Creek family Dental, our Maple Ridge dentists offer dental implants as a stable, natural looking replacement option for missing teeth.
Single implants are designed to replace just one missing tooth at a time. The procedure helps to retain the natural beauty of your smile without the need for more complicated bridge work. Dental implants are usually capped with a dental crown to create a sturdy tooth replacements that both looks and feels natural.
The dental implant procedure is usually completed in two phases.
During the first phase, the implant itself is surgically placed in the jaw. Next, there is a healing period, which can take up to 6 months.
Finally, the abutment and the crown are attached. It may take a few appointments to achieve the right fit.
Dental implants are one of the more costly replacement options for missing teeth, but they are also the most permanent and reliable. That said, each patient is different, and costs will vary based on many different factors. Please call us at 778-401-4001 to get your customized treatment plan.
With proper care, dental implants can last for decades; possibly even for life.
Unfortunately, most dental insurance plans do not cover dental implants. Please contact your insurance provider to find out more about the details of your plan.
Dental implants are not necessarily right for everyone. Good candidates for implants have healthy gums, and enough jaw bone to support and anchor the implants. To find out if dental implants are right for you, book a consultation with your dentist at Kanaka Creek Family Dental.
The dental implant procedure is usually completed in two phases. During the first phase, the implant itself is surgically placed in the jaw. Next, there is a healing period, which can take up to 6 months. Finally, the abutment and the crown are attached. It may take a few appointments to achieve the right fit.
Modern dental technology allows us to place dental implants without the patient feeling any pain during the procedure. You may experience some discomfort during the healing process, but on the whole, the process involves a minimum of pain.
While dental implants don't feel sensations like hot and cold, they otherwise look and feel just like natural teeth do.